Sentence examples for pals from inspiring English sources

I think the Cameron thing was basically a wind up from one of my pals at the Telegraph.

She has repeatedly implied that President Obama is a terrorist and/or "pals around" with terrorists.

I thought, 'Fuck it, I'm going to go and take my pals to Thailand for a month,' and at the end of the day that's basically what I did".

Then beers and margaritas with other SXSWing pals from London.

Top Gear may be parked in the broadcasting garage due to Jeremy Clarkson's suspension (his absence, not the vehicle part), but Monkey's petrolhead pals will still be able to get their motoring fix with a new car show featuring the lead singer of … wait for it … AC/DC.

– Glasgow East "For me, the problem with Labour wasn't that they were for the union, it was the fact that they came up here and stood next to the Tories, looking like best pals".

I can't wait to see what Christie and her patriarchy-smashing pals do next.

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Neil Kinnock used to say that the Labour leader and his deputy should be "pals"; that did not mean they had to be soulmates.

Wilshere not only forced Sky to apologise (not for the last time, as we will see) by turning an apparently innocuous Arsenal FA Cup trophy parade into an anti-Tottenham swearfest but he was then pictured smoking at least two different smokable goods while lounging in a large Las Vegas hot tub during a post-World Cup luxury break with assorted pals and Joe Hart.

And the optimistic home fans will dream of a time when Ronaldo and his pals visit again.